https://sleepyhollow.localarchives.org/files/original/098b292cfd9b6824c8c92519abb9e891.pdf 73413e796cf555cafe8ca9122808ff4d PDF Text Text ~7o A Tax Grievance day Hearing was held on Tuesday, Febraury 15, 1994 in Village Hall, 28 Beekman Avenue, North Tarrytown, New York between the hours of 4:00 PM to 8:00 PM. Members Present: Also Present: Mayor Sean Treacy Trustee Hayes Trustee Cicchetti Trustee Alter Trustee Hyland (Late arrival) Linda David, Village Administrator IN THE MATTER OF ARTHUR AMD CATHERINE MCKINLEY, 18 KINGSLAND ROAD, NORTH TARRYTOWN, NEW YORK (Section 11 Block 1H Lot 2) Mr. McKinley stated that the sale price of his property is listed on page two of the assessment form. Mayor Treacy stated that the price of the property should be multiplied by the assessment ratio and should arrive at the proper figure. The assessor will review the assessment materials Mr. McKinley submitted. form and also all IN THE MATTER OP LUIS DASILVA, 8 GESNER PLACE, NORTH TARRYTOWN, NEW YORK (Section 16 Block 7 Lot 25) Mr. DaSilva stated that he does have a two family home. The town records show that it is assessed at 162,000. The home was purchased in November of 1992 for $100,000. Mr. DaSilva also stated that he had an appraisal completed in August of 1992, the value was 116,000. Mayor Treacy advised Mr. DaSilva to attached all the information to the grievance form and the Assessor will review all materials. IN THE MATTER OP JOSE AND VICTORIA UNGLO, 22 AMOS STREET, NORTH TARRYTOWN. NEW YORK (Section 17 Block 7 Lot 10.B) Mrs. Unglo stated that the land value is $57,000. and the total value is $165,000. Mrs. Unglo stated that the land area is small only.14 acres. The neighboring areas are assessed much lower. Both the land and the house was purchased at $290,000. Mayor Treacy stated that the assessor will review her grievance and contact her when a decision has been made. Being no further business, the meeting was adjourned. Respectfully submitted, Christine A. Yurkovicy �i A Regular meeting of the Board of Trustees of the Village of North Tarrytown was held on Tuesday, February 15, 1994 at 8 PM. Present: Mayor Sean Treacy Morris Alter Nicholas Cicchetti Michael Hyland John T. Hayes, Jr. David Maloy Trustees Also Present: Linda E. David, Village Administrator Donal M. Walsh, Jr. Village Attorney Lynn Farrell, Acting Attorney Absent: Trustee Greg Jeffers Mayor Treacy called the meeting to order with a pledge to the flag. Before starting the regular order of business, Mayor Treacy stated that he received a letter of resignation from Trustee Baderian due to a job commitment in California. The Mayor accepted his resignation with regrets and appointed David Maloy as Trustee to fill the unexpired term of Steven Baderian. Linda David, Village Administrator/Clerk administered the oath of office to Trustee Maloy. Public Hearings-None Approval of Minutes Trustee Hyland moved, second by Trustee Cicchetti to approve the minutes of February 1, 1994 as written, motion carried 4-0 with Trustee Maloy abstaining. Approval of warrants Trustee Hyland moved, second by Trustee Hayes to approve the warrants and authorize the Treasurer to pay the bills; motion carried 4-0 with Trustee Maloy abstaining. Total of the General Fund is $48,793.97 and the Water Fund total is $8,681.72. Communications, Petitions and Requests Mayor Treacy received a request from the Reverend of the Korean Church that M No Parking" signs be posted at both sides of the stairways in front of their church on Broadway. The Board will discuss this at the next work session and also discuss it with the Police Chief and General Foreman. The Mayor received correspondence from the National American Jewish Committee, Archdiose of New York, Conference of Christians and Jews inviting the Mayor and Board to a ceremony on February 19th. Trustee Alter will attend. 1 �I i An invitation was received from WFAS AM/FM to join them in the First Annual Choral Competition and Concert on March 9th at the Westchester County Community Center. Mayor Treacy will attend. Correspondence from the Victim's Assistance Services was received informing us that they are applying for Community Development Block Grant funds and that they are available to make a presentation to the Board outlining what their services entail. The Mayor has given this information to the Police Chief. The Mayor received correspondence from the Sleepy Hollow Chamber of Commerce regarding the fireworks display to be held on July 3, 1994. They are requesting each village reserve $2000. in their budget this year for this occasion and that each village issue a proclamation making the week of May 1st. Independence Day Fireworks Fund Raising Week. The New Hope Institute Baptist} Church has invited the Mayor and Board to a Black History Program on February 2 0th at 4 PM at the Community Opportunity Center. The Attorney General has invited the Mayor and Board to the grand opening of his new office at 19 Court Street in White Plains on February 22, 1994 from 8:30 AM to 10 AM. The Mayor will attend. Public Comments-Agenda Items Trustee Hyland moved, second by Trustee Alter to open the public comments section, motion carried. Dr. Richard Sweet of N. Washington Street read a memo he wrote to the Board regarding the proposed zoning changes. He stated that he is aware of the need for changes but felt certain zoning changes are not fair to those businesses already in existence and he requested that certain things not be added. (Memo attached) There being no further comments, Trustee Hyland moved, second by Trustee Hayes to close the public comment section, carried. Mayor's Report Mayor Treacy commented that LaTerazza's license has been suspended. This bar has been a constant source of major problems. A hearing will be held on February 22nd. The Mayor reported progress on the greenway application; ISTEA representative was impressed with our aggressiveness. the Mayor Treacy reported that we are working together with surrounding villages to create a regional tourist consortium to attract tourists and promote the area. The tentative name is "Historic River Towns of Westchester". We are also working very closely with Historic Hudson Valley representatives. The Mayor thanked the Public Works department for the great job they did during the recent snowstorms. 2 �, I Trustee Reports Trustee Alter commented that he attended a cable meeting on February 14th with Tarrytown and Briarcliff regarding the franchise agreement. Possibly by May or June, we should be ready to go to agreement with the Cable Company. Trustee Cicchetti reported that our January expenditure report showed that we are right on target. Trustee Hyland had no report. Trustee Hayes reported that there will be a George Washington Birthday dinner at the Reformed Church on the 2 3rd of February. This is the 91st year. There will be a speaker and reservations can be made by calling the church office at 631-4497. He commented that he will be attending the Library meeting on Thursday. Administrator's Report Linda David reported that due to all the snow we have had, we will need to make more budget transfers for personnel and supplies at the next board meeting. She reported that the highway department crews are in the process of moving piles of snow and she commended Joe DeFeo and the public works department for a job well done. The Planning Board meeting for February 17th has been canceled and she read the Zoning Board agenda for February 16th. Resolutions-Attached Mayor Treacy read a proclamation declaring March Black History Month. Trustee Hyland moved, second by Trustee Alter approve this proclamation, motion carried 5-0. Old Business Mayor Treacy appointed Al Passariello to the North Tarrytown Housing Authority to fill the unexpired term of Reverend Ronald Grant who has moved from North Tarrytown. New Business Mayor Treacy commented that a work session will be held on Wednesday, March 9th instead of March 8th due to the fact that the candidates will hold a debate on that date. The regular Board meeting will be held on Wednesday March 16th instead of Tuesday, March 15th which is Election Day. Trustee Hyland moved, second by Trustee Cicchetti to call for three public hearings on March 16th; one for a proposed change in the alarm ordinance, proposal of an adult entertainment ordinance and the proposed adoption of an anti-graffiti ordinance. 3 �Public Comments Trustee Hyland moved, second by Trustee Alter to open the public comment section, motion carried. Martin Kavicky of Howard Street asked if there was a "No Parking" ordinance when it snows. Mayor Treacy commented that certain streets are designated as snow emergency streets when a snow emergency is declared. There being no further comments, Trustee Hyland moved, second by Trustee Alter to close the public comment section, carried. There being no further business, Trustee Hyland moved, second by Trustee Alter to adjourn the meeting, motion carried. Respectfully submitted, Angela Everett Deputy Village Clerk 4 �MEMO. VILLAGE BOARD MEETING FEB. 15*94 RESOLUTION FOR ZONING CHANGE ON ROUTE 9 CORRIDOR IN NORTH TARRYTOWN. There has long been a need to improve and enhance the zoning within the Village of North Tarrytown. As a member of the Zoning Change Committee in the past and as present chair of the Conservation Advisory Council whose present efforts are to put into place a Local Waterfront Revitalization Program and as a member of the Tree Commission overseeing certain aspects of residental development operations within the village I am well aware of the need to upgrade ans improve the appearance of the village and its environs. The Broadway or Route 9 corridor is an important feature of our village and hopefully in the future will become an attraction to visitors and residents alike. I believe that with time the nature and character of the area will change. However, I do not believe that the zoning changes as written are necessary and fair to existing businesses and that there is a distinct possibility that the language as presented is excessively limiting and slanted. The seven day limitation and the five unit restriction may well prove a hardship on customer and provider alike. Indeed the need to invoke a restrictive time and quantity limitation is unnecessary and may well prove to be restrictive of business practices. To put it another way, it may not "enhance the business in the community" as set forth in your Resolution #: 02-25-94. Furthermore to term "outdoor storage" is ambiguous and seemingly confusing. Does this mean from areas as viewed from Route 9 or in the total land area of a particular business operation? This could well be considered as confiscatory action (particularity if GM can so construe certain aspects of the Village's Industrial Abandonment Law) I urge you and respectfully plead that you, Mr Mayor and the Board of Trustees, remove the quantity and time limitations as presented in the proposed resolution or else liberalize them beyond thier present limits. /I Thank you for hearing my plea. R.C.Sweet /' C/-&y£<:^<JL.-(f) �LOCAL LAW FILING Village of North Tarrytown Local Law No. 1 of the Year 1994 A local law amending Tarrytown Code Chapter 62, Zoning, of the North Be it enacted by the Village Board of Trustees of the Village of North Tarrytown as follows: 1. The General Description column in the Schedule of Regulations. Parts I and II pertaining to Section 62-8.B shall be deleted. 2. The District column in the Schedule of Regulations. Parts I and II pertaining to Section 62-8.B shall be amended to read as follows: "R-l One-Family Residence / Open Development R-2 One-Family Residence / Low Density R-2A One-Family Residence / Low Density R-3 One-Family Residence / Moderate Density R-4 One- and Two-Family Residence R-5 Multiple Residence / Moderate Density R-6 Multiple Residence / High Density H Hospital C-l Highway Commercial C-2 General Commercial M Manufacturing CEM Cemetery P Park PP Public Parking" �The Permitted Principal Uses column pertaining to the C-l District in the Schedule of Regulations. Part I£ pertaining to Section 62-8.B shall be amended to read as follows: "Sale of new or used automobiles* Gasoline service station* Motor vehicle repair shop* Commercial recreation facility Public utility installation Stores and shops for retail business and personal or business services Planned commercial development group Offices Restaurants, delicatessens and other food service establishments, excluding fast food restaurants and drive-through restaurants* Mixed use (commercial and residential) developments*" In Section 62-4, Definitions, the following terms shall be amended to read as follows: "GARAGE, PUBLIC — Any garage, other than a private garage, available to the public, operated for gain and which is used for storage, and for the following accessory uses: repair, rental, greasing, washing, servicing, adjusting or equipping of automobiles or other motor vehicles. Public garage shall not include drivethrough or automated car washing and shall not include hand washing or detailing where such is a principal use of the premises. This use shall also not include auto wrecking or auto recovery services and shall not involve the outdoor storage of more than five (5) partially dismantled or significantly damaged vehicles at any one time or the outdoor storage of any partially dismantled or significantly damaged vehicle for more than seven (7) days." "GASOLINE SERVICE STATION — Any area of land, including structures therepn, that is used for the sale of gasoline or any other motor vehicle fuel and oil and other lubricating substances, including any sale of motor vehicle accessories, and which may or may not include 2 �accessory facilities for lubricating, washing or otherwise servicing motor vehicles, but not including the painting thereof by any means. Gasoline service station shall not include drive-through or automated car washing and shall not include hand washing or detailing where such is a principal use of the premises. This use shall also not include auto wrecking or auto recovery services and shall not involve the outdoor storage of more than five (5) partially dismantled or significantly damaged vehicles at any one time or the outdoor storage of any partially dismantled or significantly damaged vehicle for more than seven (7) days." "MOTOR VEHICLE REPAIR SHOP — A building, or portion of a building, arranged, intended or designed to be used for making repairs to motor vehicles. Motor vehicle repair shop shall not include hand washing or detailing where such is a principal use of the premises. This use shall also not include auto wrecking or auto recovery services and shall not involve the outdoor storage of more than five (5) partially dismantled or significantly damaged vehicles at any one time or the outdoor'storage of any partially dismantled or significantly damaged vehicle for more than seven (7) days." The Permitted Accessory Uses column pertaining to the C-l District in the Schedule of Regulations. Part II pertaining to Section 62-8.B shall be amended to read as follows: "Business sign Off-street parking lot or garage used exclusively for the parking of motor vehicles" Sections 62-19.A and 62-20.A shall be amended to read as follows: '; "§ 62-19. Gasoline service station. A. Location. No portion of the property used for a gasoline service station shall lie within four hundred (4 00) feet in a straight line from any lot or parcel that is used for a public or private school, a public library, a museum, a civic center, a hospital, a church or other place of worship, a public park or playground, a fire station or another gasoline service station." "§ 62-20. Sale of new or used automobiles. A. Location. No portion of the property used for the sale of new or used automobiles shall lie within four hundred (400) feet in a straight line from any lot or parcel that is used for a public or private school, a 3 �I I public library, a museum, a civic center, a hospital, a •church or other place of worship, a public park or playground, a fire station or* another establishment for the sale of new or used automobiles." A new Section 62-20.2 shall be added and shall read as follows: "§ 62-20.2 Motor vehicle repair shop. Location. No portion of the property used for a motor vehicle repair shop shall lie within four hundred (400) feet in a straight line from any lot or parcel that is used for a public or private school, a public library, a museum, a civic center, a hospital, a church or other place of worship, a public park or playground, a fire station or another motor vehicle repair shop." A new Section 62-20.3 shall be added and shall read as follows: "§ 62-20.3 Mixed use (commercial and residential) developments. Dwelling units may be permitted on the upper (non-first story) levels of buildings in accordance with the following conditions: A. Mixed use developments shall only be permitted in buildings which' conform to the New York State Uniform Fire Prevention and Building Code for the proposed mixed use. B. The non-residential use of a mixed use building must be a permitted principal use in the zoning district in which it is located. C. The non-residential use of a mixed use building shall be limited to the first story level. D. The residential and non-residential uses of the mixed use building shall have separate means of access (that is, the entrance/exit for the residential use shall not be through the nonresidential use of the building and vice versa), except that the Planning Board may, at its discretion, approve the use of a common lobby or - plaza. E. All utility, storage, service and parking areas on the site of the mixed use building shall be screened by means of landscaping and/or fencing to the extent deemed necessary and practical by the 4 �Planning Board to minimize the impact ^ of these areas upon the residential use of the building. F. 9. Mixed use developments shall not be permitted where the non-residential use of the building includes manuifacturing or where the non-residential use is automotive in nature." The following new definition shall be added in its proper alphabetical order to Section 62-4, Definitions: "MIXED USE (COMMERCIAL AND RESIDENTIAL) DEVELOPMENT — A building which has non-residential use of the first story level and residential use of the floor or floors above." 10. The Use column pertaining to the C-l District under the heading Maximum Lot Coverage in the Schedule of Regulations. Part II pertaining to Section 62-8.B shall be amended to read as follows: "Commercial use or mixed use (commercial and residential) development on a single lot Planned development group" 11. The Use column pertaining to the C-l District under the heading Required Yards and Open Spaces of the Schedule of Regulations. Part II pertaining to Section 62-8.B shall be amended to read as follows: "Commercial use or mixed use (commercial and residential) development, plus Landscaped buffer area as specified in § 62-9C" 12. The following two notes in the Miscellaneous Notes column pertaining to the C-l District • in the Schedule of Regulations. Part II pertaining to Section 62-8.B shall be amended to read as follows: "Parking and loading as specified in §§ 62-14E and F, respectively" "*See additional requirements as specified in §§ 62-19, 62-20, 62-20.1, 62-20.2 and 62-20.3, as appropriate" 13. In Section 62-4, Definitions P the following term shall be amended to read as follows: "PLANNED DEVELOPMENT GROUP — Two or more buildings in single ownership or control designed to be maintained and operated as a unit and which may have certain facilities 5 �in common, such as yards, open space, spaces, garages and parking areas.1' 14. recreational The following use shall be added to the Permitted Principal Uses column pertaining to the C-2 District in the Schedule of Regulations. Part II pertaining to Section 62-8.B: "Car wash*" 15. A new Section 62-20.4 shall be added and shall read as follows: "§ 62-20.4 Car wash. Location. No portion of the property used for a car wash shall lie within four hundred (400) feet in a straight line from any lot or parcel that is used for a public or private school, a public library, a museum, a civic center, a hospital, a church or other place of worship, a public park or playground, a fire station or another car wash." 16. The Use, Area and Width columns under the heading Minimum Lot Size of the Schedule of Regulations, Part II pertaining to Section 62-8.B shall be amended to read as follows: , . 17. '_ Minimum Lot Size Use Area Width ( feet) "Commercial uses, excluding car wash No minimum No minimum Car wash 10,000 sq.ft. 100 Residence and other R-5 uses As in R-5 As in R-5" The following new definition shall be added in its proper alphabetical order to Section 62-4, Definitions: "CAR WASH — A building or portion thereof which is used for drive-through or automated car washing. Car wash shall include hand washing or detailing where such is a principal use of the premises." 6 �. The following two uses in the Permitted Principal Uses column pertaining to the c-2 District in the Schedule of Regulations. Part II pertaining to Section 62-8.B shall be amended to read as follows: "Restaurant, delicatessen establishment* or other food service Tavern or bar*" The following note shall be added to the Miscellaneous Notes column pertaining to the C-2 District in the Schedule of Regulations. Part II pertaining to Section 62-8.B: "*See additional requirements as specified in §§ 62-20.1 and 62-20.4, as appropriate" 7 �Meeting Date: Resolution #: 02-15-94 02-24-94 After having given notice to all interested agencies and parties that the Village of North Tarrytown Board of Trustees intends to declare itself lead agency in the matter of the rezoning of the Route 9 corridor and no other agency objecting to same, Now, therefore, be it resolved that the North Tarrytown Board of Trustees hereby declares itself lead agency in the application of the Village to amend it zoning code. MOVED; Trustee Hyland Meeting Date: Resolution #: SECONDED: Trustee Hayes VOTE: 6-0 02-15-94 02-25-94 Whereas, the Village of North Tarrytown has completed a zoning study with regard to the Route 9 corridor; and Whereas, it is the recommendation of the Village consultants that the attached zoning amendments be made to our Village Zoning Code; and Whereas, the proposed zoning amendments better further the present goals and concerns of the community and promote and preserve the natural beauty and historic landmarks of North Tarrytown; and Whereas, the proposed zoning amendments promote and enhance the quality of life of the area's historical and residential atmosphere and enhance the business in the community; Now, therefore, be it resolved that the Board of Trustees amends the Zoning Code of the Village of North Tarrytown as follows: (Please see attached) MOVED: Trustee Hyland SECONDED:Trustee CicchettivoTE: 6-0 �-3* r 1 NORTH TARRYTOWN POLICE DEPT MONTHLY REPORT JANUARY 1994 I �3 3? 1 JANUARY 1994 PARKING 804 METERS 128 TOTAL- 932 I I �M, 1 q w O H W O O K g H W 525 O * > *-3 w _ .. > w o » w en- t?- H w jd N w Or g Hi o as H o o ooooooooooo ooooooooooo ooooooooooo u> 09 0 ) H M H U H U O ) H U s l 1 I u 03 I (0 �02/14/94 Addr No Street Classification 5 BEEKMAN AV ALARM BURGLAR 62 BEEKMAN AV ALARM BURGLAR 2 2 6- BEEKMAN AV ALARM BURGLAR 5 00 BELLWOOD AV ALARM FIRE 6 BIRCH CLOSE ALARM BURGLAR 214 HIGHLAND AV ALARM BURGLAR 24 LAKEVIEW AV ALARM BURGLAR 210 N BROADWAY ALARM FALSE N BROADWAY ALARM BURGLAR 210 333 N BROADWAY ALARM BURGLAR 551 RIVERSIDE DR ALARM FALSE 147 VALLEY ST ALARM BURGLAR 141 WEBBER AV ALARM FALSE ALARM RESPONSE REPORT 01/01/94 - 01/31/94 Unit FROM Property Name Account Number Page 1 Date Time Event Error Assigned Officer 01/20/94 0934 94-00358 PO PELLEGRINO THE CATERING DELI 01/11/94 1850 94-00189 PO COTARELO,J GOLDIES RESTAURANT 01/01/94 0140 94-00008 PO CHECCHI,BO 01/01/94 0105 94-00003 PO BENITEZ,AN FOX RES #059 01/24/94 1729 94-00451 PO COTARELO,J ADT 01/02/94 0900 94-00031 PO PELLEGRINO 01/16/94 2250 94-00272 PO CAPPELLO,P ADMI SLEEPY HOLLOW HIGH S ADMI SLEEPY HOLLOW HIGH S 01/16/94 1412 01/21/94 1245 MEINEKE DISCOUNT MUF 01/14/94 0758 94-00263 Y PO BENITEZ,AN 94-00384 PO BIZZARRO,M 94-00232 PO CHECCHI,BO 01/18/94 1440 94-00312 Y PO BENITEZ,AN GASPERINI PLUMBING 01/02/94 1150 94-00033 PO CORONA,FRA XEROX/MESL #039 01/16/94 1342 94-00261 AT I I Y SUMMARY Total Alarm Calls: Total Sent in Error: 13 3 I �33^ i 5 g £ i o> o t a ri P < «>• >•. ? fc m �rl £ i I U< < K < 5 00 a & i 3 t �J^to On Tuesday, February 15, 1994 a public opening of bids took place in the Municipal Building, 28 Beekman Avenue, North Tarrytown, New York for the exclusive privilege of twoing all vehicles whose need for towing has been dispatched by the Village of North Tarrytown Police Department. Present: Linda E. David, Village Administrator/Clerk Frank Anzovino, Treasurer Only one bid was received and opened: Alex Towing 16 Clinton St. N. Tarrytown, NY 10591 $13,558.50 � 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 Board of Trustees Meeting Minutes & Resolutions-1994 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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