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                  <text>On July 28, 1989 a regular meeting of the Architectual Review
Board was held at 7:30 PM in Village Hall, North Tarrytown, New
York.
Present:

Frank Arvan, Chairperson
Lou Falasca
Robert Barstow
Elena Nalunis
Annegret Rice

Also present: John Hughes, Village Attorney
Jim Margotta, Building Inspector
In the matter of Glenn Weeks. 174 Webber Avanm. North Tarrvtown.
New yorE.
Mr. Weeks plans to renovate the second story of his home and
presented his plans to the Board for approval of the design.
After a very short discussion, a motion to approve the plans was
made by Lou Falasca, seconded by Elena Malunis.
Motion was
passed unamiously.
In the matter of Jim
Tarrvtown. New York.

Nazemetz,

14 3 Hunter

Avenue.

North

Mr. Nazemetz plans to enlarge the second floor of his home by
raising the dormers. Bob Barstow asked if the second floor was
visible to the street, and applicant indicated it would be more
so in the winter than in summer. Mr. Barstow also commented that
drawings presented to the Board should have the name of the person or firm doing the drawings. Ms. Malunis agreed.
At this point, a discussion took place among the board as to what
procedures should be followed. Mr. Falasca suggested that plans
should be received by the ARB prior to meetings for review and
the applicant should come before the ARB as the first step before
appearing before any other boards such as the Planning or Zoning
Board. Mr. Barstow suggested that someone from the ARB should
also look at the structure when it is completed and before the CO
is issued.
After the discussion, Mr. Nazemetz was asked to sign the drawings.
A motion to approve the drawings for design as submitted was made
by Mr. Barstow, seconded by Ms. Rice.
Motion was passed
unamiously.
in the matter of James D'Orio.
T a r m p w P i New Yorfr,

71 Chestnut

Street.

North

A preliminary hearing was held with regard to the proposed design
of a 10 unit condominium to be built on Chestnut Street.
1

�Mr. D'Orio presented a colored sketch of the design and indicated
that site approval for the project had been given by the Planning
Board last year. He planned to start building after the approval
was granted, but was asked to wait to appear before the Architectual Review Board.
The drawings indicated a three story, light stucco colored structure with staircases leading up to individual doorways and
canopies over each door.
The drawings also showed a horizontal
wood border that went the length of the building and a mansard
roof.
A lengthy discussion ensued regarding the use of the mansard
roof.
It was suggested that a pitched or gabled roof with
dormers be used in a colonial design. It was also suggested that
a staggered roof line be used.
Because of zoning requirements, certain window styles could not
be used, however, it was also suggested to Mr. D'Orio that
archways could be used in the doorways.
Mr. D'Orio reiterated that approval already had been given for
the project and that he has waited patiently to start construction, however, if the Board was unhappy with the design, he would
be opened to suggestions.
In addition to previous ideas, the Board suggested that a smaller
complex be built. Mr. Barstow and Mr. Arvan both prepared brief
sketches for Mr. D'Orio with ideas that they thought the Board
would go along with.
Mr. D'Orio was asked to come before the Board again with revisions of his original design.
Mr. Arvan announced that the next meeting of the ARB would be
August 23, at 7:30 PM.
A brief meeting was held to discuss the agenda for the ARB hearing.
Being no further business, the meeting adjourned at 9:30
Respectfully submitted,

Francesca Lorenz
Village Administrator's Office

2

PM.

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AGENDA

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A r c h i t e c t u r a l Review Board
August 2 3 , 1989

1. 1-ulgencio Pena
White P l a i n s

-

2. L e s t e r H a r r i s o n
Hartsdale

- Store front

S t o r e f r o n t awning and s i g n . (Corclandt &amp; Depeyster St,
N/E corner

3. Kostas Panapakioes - Siding
Ossining
4. Manuel Arbelaze
Mt. Kisco
5 . Michael Kane
Larchmont

7:30 P.M.

(115 Beekman Ave. Photographer)

- (251 No. Washington St.)

- Aluminum siding.
- Aluminum s i d i n g .

(10 Lawrence Ave.)
(27 Clinton St.)

6. Nikolaos Patias - free standing sign.
276 N. Broadway
7. Nick fucci
39 Elm St.

-

second story addition

8. Architonics, Inc.
A5 Beekman Ave.

- addition on to house.

9. Laurentino Rodrigues
56 Clinton St.
10. James D'lorio
Thornwood

- Valley Street project.

- Chestnut Street project.

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