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A regular meeting of the Architectual Review Board was held on
Wednesday, November 29, 1989 at 8:00 PM in Village Hall of North
Tarrytown.
Present: Frank Arvan, Chairman
Lou Falasca
Robert Barstow
Elena Malunis
Also Present: J. Margotta, Building Inspector
Absent:
Anagret Rice
IN THE MATTER OF PEHLAN DEVELOPMENT CORP. POKAHO DRIVE &amp; LAKEVIEW
AVENUE, NO. TARRYTOWN, NEW YORK
Plans call for a new house to be built on the subdivision of the
Friender property.
Mary King, architect, and Art Phelan, developer,
the board and presented plans for the new house.
cate a two story and attic structure with 2,200
living space. No variances will be required as
all the requirements.

appeared before
The plans indisquare feet of
structure meets

Mr. Phelan stated that the cedar shake shingle will be finished
in "Willow Mist" made by Keystone siding.
The trim will be
finished in a darker shade, but same color as the siding.
A question arose as to the style of the attic floor window, and
the width between the bathroom and bedroom windows.
It was suggested that the attic window be changed into diamond
shape, and that the second floor windows (bedroom and bathroom)be
placed closer together and the trim made wider between the two
windows.
A motion to certify the plans with the above revisions was made
by Lou Falasca, and seconded by Frank Arvan. Motion was passed
enormously.
IN THE MATTER OF PEDRO LOPEZ, 30 NEW BROADWAY, NORTH TARRYTOWN,
N. Y.
This was Mr. Lopez's second appearance before the Board. He has
a new addition on the back of his house that is currently covered
by tarpaper, while the rest of the building has absbestos siding.
He would like to take down the old siding and he is asking the
board to approve a new type of brickface siding on the first
floor exterior along with a new vinyl siding to be placed on the
second floor exterior to achieve a half brick and half clapboard
look. He presented the board with pictures of different buildings
with the type of look he wished to achieve. He described the new
product and how it is put onto styrofoam board and held with pins
and clips. He mentioned that the product was guaranteed for 50
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years. When it was mentioned to him that the Board wanted a
closer look at the materials and other pictures of old homes with
this type of product he asked to be excused and said he would
return shortly with more documentations.
At that point, Donal Walsh, Attorney for Wayne Jeffers, approached the Board with preliminary drawings of the proposed new
BP station on Rte. 9. He asked the Board to give him some ideas
and recommendations regarding canopies to take back to BP. He
also mentioned that he would be back before the Board with exterior drawings for the new restaurant that will be built next to
the garage.
Mr. Lopez returned with pictures and an example of the brick and
pins that would be used for the new siding he plans to put on his
house.
Mr. Arvan said he had to visit the house before making any decisions. Mr. Barstow retorted that Mr. Lopez has been before the
Board twice, and the ARB should have made arrangements to visit
the house before his second appearance. It was decided that each
of the members of the Board will visit the property, look at the
design of the house, and will hold a special meeting on Monday,
December 4th, at 7:30 PM to make a final decision.
A motion to approve the minutes of the October 25, 1989 was made
by Elena Malunis, seconded by Lou Falasca.

Respectfully submitted,

Francesca Lorenz
Village Administrator's Office
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