https://sleepyhollow.localarchives.org/files/original/6c8fda4b8f18c07cd92efd098040dea2.pdf bdfdf0e274377f4fdae995532df7b8d5 PDF Text Text A regular meeting of the Architectural Review Board was held on Wednesday, September 27, 1989 at 7:50 PM in Village Hall, 28 Beekman Avenue, North Tarrytown, New York. Present: Robert Barstow Annegret Rice Elena Malunis Also Present: Absent: James Margotta, Building Inspector John J. Hughes, Village Attorney Frank Arvan Louis Falasca In the absence of Frank Arvan, Chairman, Robert Barstow acted as Chairman. In the matter of Freyler Realty* 232 North Washington Street, North Tarrytown. New York Mr. David Freyler submitted a sample of the sign he planned to erect. The Board felt the sign was not acceptable as presented and that it needed more depth, perhaps three dimensional. Robert Barstow made a motion to have Mr. Freyler come back next month with more particulars, seconded by Elena Malunis and motion carried. In the matter of Larry Brostoff. Tarrvtown. New York 358 No. Broadway. North Mr. Larry Brostoff wants to change the existing McCall Frandsen sign to his own company name. After much discussion on all the existing signs in and around the dealership, Robert Barstow made a motion that Mr. Brostoff come back with an alternate plan for all of the signs in question, seconded by Annegret Rice and motion carried. In the matter of Signature Graphics, to erect signs at 185 & 186 Cortlandt Streets and 60 Beekman Avenue.North Tarrytown. N.Y. The owner of Signature Graphics presented samples of the signs to be erected in front 185 Cortlandt Street (Salon). Robert Barstow made a motion to approve the sign as presented, but that the two existing signs on the lower bulkhead be removed, seconded by Annegret Rice and motion carried. The owner presented a sample of a sign for 186 Cortlandt Street (Four Star Services). Annegret Rice made a motion to approve this sign with the exception that the stars be removed, seconded by Robert Barstow and motion carried. The owner presented the sample of a sign for 60 Beekman Avenue (formerly Sleepy Hollow Restaurant). 1 �After a brief discussion, Annegret Rice made a motion to allow the sign as presented if the wording Spanish American Food be eliminated from the sign, motion seconded by Robert Barstow and motion carried. They also recommended that the owner remove the current awning. The Review Board suggested that they would take a look at the building. In the matter of Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Finn, 163 Millard Avenue, North Tarrytown. New York Mr. & Mrs. Finn were not present at the meeting. In the matter of Joseph Kellv. 14 Maple Street. North Tarrytown, New York Mr. Kelly submitted a sample of the vinyl siding to be used on his house. A motion to certify plans for re-siding was made Malunis, seconded by Annegret Rice and motion carried. In the matter of Eugene Buonanno. Tarrytown. New York by Elena 29 Gordon Avenue. North Mr. Buonanno submitted plans for a one room addition to his home. Robert Barstow made a motion to certify these plans, seconded by Elena Malunis and motion was carried. In the matter of Nikolas Patlias. 276 North Broadway. North Tarrytown. New York Mr. Donal Walsh represented Mr. Patlias in his request for an awning to be erected on his new restaurant called The Horseman. Mr. Walsh stated that a drawing of the awning had been asked for at the last meeting and one had been sent. Mr. Walsh asked that the Board look at that drawing tonight to determine if that it is the type of awning that would be permitted with the lettering shown. Mr. Patlias would then come back with a design of the lower outside sign. After a brief discussion, Elena Malunis moved that the Board take a look at the building before they decide about the wrap around awning, seconded by Annegret Rice and motion carried. Matter to be continued at the next meeting. The meeting was adjourned at 9:50 PM. Respectfully submitted, Angela Everett, Deputy Clerk 2 �a—^ AGENDA Architectural Review Board Sept. 27, 1989 7:30 P.M. 1. Nikolas Patlias - continued discussion for signs at restaurant 276 N. Broadway. 2. freyler Realty - sign in front of 232 N. Washington St. 3. Larry Brostoff - sign in front of 358 No. Broadway A. Signature Graphics - signs at 186 Cortlandt St., 185 Cortlandt St. and 60 Beekman Ave. 5. Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Finn, 163 Millard Ave. (close in screened-in porch) �Janet Gandolfo, Mayor Sean Treacy, Deputy Mayor TRUSTEES Anthony Apollonio Nicholas Gcchetti Timothy Coon Allison Fine Michael Hyland William T.Regan John Hushes, Jr. VniafB Oratuel Angela Everett Deputy Vfflasje Clerk Frank Anzovino VUkgt Treajurer fflSTORIC PAST - GREAT FUTURE 21 Septjsmbfir:JL98&— r— •">. r~ * * Horseman family Restaurant 276 North Broadway North Tarrytown, N.Y. 10591 Re: Horseman Cooking Air Filtration System Dear Sir: I am enclosing a copy of a report on the review of the cut sheets of Chemtool, Inc., Mxlel Nos. 4400 and 2200 Industrial Electronic Air Cleaners for use at the Horseman Family Restaurant. You are to install a properly sized charcoal filter as reconmended by the manufacturer, in addition to the electrostatic filter as shown on your submittals. The manufacturer recommends a double pass ESP unit. We will allow a single pass unit with the understanding that this will require frequent cleaning. If there are any problems, you will be required to install a twostage dual pass unit. Please note the manufacturer's recommendations. This office is to be notified at the time of completion of this system in order for us to inspect the units. Please note, second paragraph, the word "instead" has been dropped and we have replaced the word "addition". incerely, Enc. cc: Mayor Gandolfo / W. Regan, Ackn. J United f i r e & Safety s /y. Margotta Building Inspector 28 Beekman Avenue, North Tarrytown, New York 10591 (914) 631-0113 �* VILDTGE LW( OF NORTH TARRYTOWN, NEWTORK 2 8 BEEKMAN AVENUE JANET GANDOLFO WILLIAM T REGAN ADMINISTRATOR MAYOR kLEXANOER FUDALI OEPUTY MAYOR JOHN HUGHES JR VILLAGE COUNSEL TRUSTEES N I C H O L A S CICCHETTI TIMOTHY C O O N A L L I S O N FINE MICHAEL HYLAND S E A N TREACY 19141 6 3 1 ANGELA EVERETT DEPUTY VILLAGE CLERK FRANK ANZOVINO VILLAGE TREASURER OM3 INCORPORATED 1 8 7 4 19 September 1969 Horseman family Restaurant 276 North Broadway North Tarrytown, N.Y. 10591 Re: Horseman Cooking Air filtration System Dear Sir: I am enclosing a copy of a report on the review of the cut sheets of Chemtool, Inc., Model Nos. 4400 and 2200 Industrial Electronic Air Cleaners for use at the Horseman family Restaurant. Your are to install a properly sized charcoal filter as reconmended by the manufacturer, instead of the electrostatic filter as shown on your submittals. Ihe manufacturer recommends a double pass ESP unit. We will allow a single pass unit with the imderstanding that this will require frequent cleaning. If there are any problems, you will be required to install a twostage dual pass unit. Please note the manufacturer' s recommendations. This office is to be notified at the time of completion of this system in order for us to inspect the units. Sincerely, Margotta Inspector Enc. cc: Mayor Gandolfo / W. Regan, Acta. 1/ United Fire & Safety "where the Headless Horseman rode" �0 M E M O R A N D U M TO: Janes T. Margotta, Building Inspector Village of Tarrytown, NY FROM: Eugene Tetter DATE: September 15, 1989 RE: HORSEMAN FAMILY RESTAURANT Cooking Air Filtration System CAMCE # 1*533 At your request, we have reviewed the attached cut sheets for the Cleantron Division of Chemtool, Inc., Model Nos. 4400 and 2200 Industrial Electronic Air Cleaners intended for use at the Horseman Family Restaurant. a) We have However, not Be advised that: specified this particular manufacturer the manufacturer's catalog cuts indicate to date. a quality industrial product, i.e., sheet metal is all 16 and 14 gauge bonderized epoxy-coated steel; motors are all totally enclosed, fan-cooled, ball bearing type, fully isolated from the sheet metal for low noise transmission; the system employs dual ionization with high voltage in the range of 10,000 to 12,000 volts rather than most commercial units using 4,000 volts; the unit also incorporates removable pre and post removable filters. although available, has not been included. Charcoal filtration �• • ) As for this air filtering system, we have not performed any engineering studies, and, therefore, can only suggest that it appears that with proper preventive maintenance (cleaning) and the addition of charcoal filtration, this unit would be satisfactory. However, in the future a dual pass air cleaner should be considered. ) The "Code 96" hood by definition includes grease filters which would remove the heavy grease from the air, the electronic air filter would remove the smoke and most odors, but, a charcoal filter is necessary to remove remaining odors. ) Details of the type of cooking, type of grease, temperatures, etc. are required to determine the loading to fully evaluate a system of this type. In the future this should be provided to the town for review/approval purposes. The hood details should also be provided to the Village to assure that the air handling/filtration units do what is intended. ) Also, please manufacturer. see also the attached correspondence from the �•••! • • • •••I »•••••• CHEMTOOL eilAIUARIIVITIMI 0€MT(X)L INC0RP0RATEO 250 ST JOHN ST.. LOHETTO. MN 5535? FAX. 612/479-3133 TEL 813/479-3131 89-0354 September 14, 1989 Fax Letter C. Manganaro Consulting Engineering Attn: Mr. C. Yetter Dear Mr. Yetter: This letter is to confirm our telephone discussion of this date in regards to electrostatic filter application to kitchen exhaust. Electrostatic filters have been used in kitchen hood systems for some time. The ESP unit is placed downstream from the grille hood. ESP units are highly effective in removing cooking grease smoke as ESP units can remove particulate as small as .01 micron. Grease particles will also be removed. However, for the ESP unit to be effective with a high degree of efficiency it must be cleaned regularly. As the ESP unit removes smoke and grease particulate removes the greater portion of odor in the air stream. it also Single pass ESP units will function but will require frequent cleaning. A dual pass unit will stay on line longer as the second pass will not load up at the same time as the first stage. When the first stage is fully loaded the second will still provide air filtration. A two stage (dual pass) unit is recommended for any system having charcoal. Charcoal filters must always be placed downstream from the air filters to prevent them from plugging up. The frequency of cleaning and/or the life of charcoal can only be determined from known load factors. Without known loads the system must be checked regularly to determine cleaning and charcoal replacement schedule. (continued) �Doth the pre and after filters, located at the ESP cell, roust also be checked and cleaned as necessary. These filters are provided to protect the ESP cell and keep particulate from blowing off the cell and getting into the duct system. Generally speaking, one ESP unit will provide effective air filtration in restaurant applications. A dual pass system is better. A dual pass with charcoal is the bast. However, whatever is installed, must be serviced to maintain efficient operation. I can not overstate this fact. Regards, Marty Fleming Sales Manager^ Clean Air Systems MP/lp cc: J.Millstein �VILLAGf OF NORTH TARRWOWN ' INTERNAL MEMORANDUM /f Jo Architectural Review Board From Subject James Margotta A PP- for si 8n Date 7/12/89 Enclosed is an application for a 4'0 x 8'-0 double-faced free standing sign for the new restaurant at the corner of Broadway and Bedford Road. The Sign is Lexan with raised letters. The word "Horseman" is red, background is white, Family Restaurant f> Donut Shop, horse and rider are black. Edging is brown. I am enclosing an application for a permit, black and white copy of the sign and a portion of the plot plan, full-sized plot plan is to follow. This application will be heard at the July 26th meeting. cc: Mayor Gandolfo Counsel Hughes Administrator �OFFICE OF THE BUILDING INSPECTOR VILLAGE OF NORTH TARRYTOWN, N.Y. Application for Building Permit Permit No Date. 7:./9.~M. Application is hereby made for permit to . . . a building or part of a building O « (move, <ny>ve, demolish, demolish, erect, erect, altar, altar, repair, repair, add ad to, evacuate tor) The building one-family dwelling, two-family dwelling, apartment bouse, store, office building, factory, warehouse, garage. or other classifies tlort) The dan of construction is to be (fireproof, non-fireproof, frame) ».t^76.M£i??^«f4^ and number) r SECTION .1.7... BLOCK V*. <****i!2L ' '"*'"' LOT / . . The following information is to be supplied wherever applicable to the work proposed: 1. Area of lot or plot the building is to occupy sq. ft. 2. Total combined area of all buildings on tot or plot including the one for which a permit is requested. tq.lL 3. Least width of street on which building faces ft 4. Height of building for which permit is requested ft 5. Least distance from building to street line ft 6. Distances from nearest point of building to lot lines: To side lot line ft To side lot line ft. To side lot line ft. 7. Distances from required windows to lot lines: To side lot line ft. To side tot line ft. To side tot line ft. 8. Building area (sec definition on Page 17 of Zoning Ordinance) sq. ft. 9. Lowest percentage of living room floor area to its window area 10. Manner of ventilating bathrooms 11. Kind of exits, number provided, and where they lead to 12. Maximum number of people occupying entire building at any one time 13. Maximum number of people in the one storv having largest occupancy at any one time �14 Is there an outside basement entrance? 15. Dead loads assumed for floors and roof 16. Live loads assumed for floors and roof 17. Combined live and dead load on the footings after allowing for live-load reduction ma. per sq. ft fee. per sq. ft fee. per sq. ft 18. Nature of ground upon which footings will net 19. In case of frame construction, what method of Areetopping will he employed? . . (See Section 11, of the Building Code) 20. In case of a 'public or private garage, h is attached to any other building? in law ai^jasMaHahf^ute nature In case of moving, stale disposition and method of moving " Note: When a building is to be moved over any highway, permission of the Superintendent of Public Works and Chief of Police must also be obtained. In case only excavation work is to be done, state the reason for such excavation Give estimated cost (value) of work, exclusive of real estate $ In case of an apartment bouse, state number of families OFFICE BOX ADDRESS NOT ACCEPTABLE Owner's Name tviK*i.ftor tffm.j.*/ Address?/?6....rV*..Mft<Mx.ftx *>...T**lY.X**r^r(*&^ 6 7 / : ? . 1 / ^ Architect's or Engineer's Name .. / ? # * . ? . T . A 5 . 1 . . $.. fHS.S.9.^. \ .*?. Xc'J Address .7.T.7.. .5£KtTrV.rrr.... ^/General Contractor's Name .. $£.T$. fitf.ft fit J.. .I.O.V'.fl Tekphona^tJ^.flZ.I.-.H ' O I .G.KL0.?). • ^Address jU*ekphone(7?< f).. Worrk to be superintended by C f t f .. . P.G.If £ * . « # / • * £ * I Address W . C . ^ : . ? . ^ . f . ^ . * > . ^ D f l . . l0lG»fl.hAfi. f.ls £?. .\ I % ** l.ft'.C&*...*<? f.c.»Telephone^*>) ^UrS.TM do hereby agree that the provisions of the Building Code of the Village of North Tarrytown shall be complied with whether the same are specified herein or not. Home Improvement License No. (Signature of Owner or his Agent) This application is accompanied by: sets of plans of structure. sets of specifications. sets of plot plans. sets of boring or test-pit data. IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE BUILDING CODE A CERTIFICATE OF OCCUPANCY MUST BE APPLIED FOR AFTER THE COMPLETION OF THE WORK FOR WHICH THIS PERMIT WAS ISSUED ^ ^ �LEXAN " / a£,& ORSEHW TAM1LJ HESTAUMH & DONUT SHOP APPROVED NOTE: LAYOUT AT DISCRETION OF ART DEPT. ©1886 Gtftf C^tf DEVELOPMENT, INC. TORRANCE, CA. �^ » . | » 0 icx-, •*—S- *Hfc. |-Hu*u ^ '.* mmf^pn -ibsm*- ^owp, �I � 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 Architectural Review Board Minutes-1989 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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